Clearing Up the APR
The NCAA released their annual Academic Progress Report, so who is in and who is out when it comes to postseason eligibility for the 2013-14 season?
The NCAA released their annual Academic Progress Report, so who is in and who is out when it comes to postseason eligibility for the 2013-14 season?
It's never too early to look at the 2013-14 schedule. Here is a list of the early season events that mid-majors will be playing in across the country.
We grade each hire made so far on the Division I level. Who are the winners so far this offseason and who are the losers?
Both Jackson State and Texas State will have new leadership heading into the 2013-14 season.
While there's a slew of mid-majors in the West Region, there's really only one who will make it to Los Angeles. The question remains: who will make it to Atlanta?
Jourdan DeMuynck ran the length of the floor for Prairie View only to go flying and lose the ball. The turnover allowed Southern to escape a final minute collapse and head to the NCAA Tournament as SWAC Champs.
No Texas Southern, No defending champion Mississippi Valley State. The SWAC Tournament could be quite interesting. Here is the complete schedule tipping off Wednesday outside of Dallas.
The Sun Belt race got more wide open Thursday night thanks to a big night from George Fant. But even he couldn't match the numbers that Omar Strong managed against Akron. Too bad the Tigers lost again.
Tuesday night was probably the only time this season I will see Omar Strong on television. He was shut out while I was tuned in. But maybe that was to be expected, given all that teams in the SWAC fight against.
Cotl Ryan is back for Evansville in a win against Alabama A&M, and the Northeast Conference continues to struggle in the nonconference season. Here is what we learned from Monday night's light slate of games.
The SWAC rarely has continuity from one season to the next. So who will be the top 10 basketball players this coming year? We venture an educated guess.
Texas Southern has been banned from the postseason and put on five years probation for actions under former basketball coach Tony Harvey. The list of penalties include a reduction in scholarships and recruiting time.